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The Ultimate Renewable™ Partner Program

A complementary activity to the media and promotional activities, The Ultimate Renewable™ Partner Program aims to involve and support the industry.

The benefits of the Partner Program

In addition to the broad industry benefit of spreading the key messages about the advantages of using forest and wood products, Program Partners can strengthen their own marketing. As a Partner they are entitled to use The Ultimate Renewable™ brand on their communications and they can access a wide range of free and attractively priced promotional materials.

Join 1000+ industry members

More than 1200 companies and organisations have joined the Partner Program. Members range from TAFEs and government departments to major industry participants, small businesses and sole traders. If you are in the forest and wood products industry and would like to know more about becoming a Program Partner, please click the link below.

Join the partner program here

The Ultimate Renewable™

The Ultimate Renewable™ is an industry campaign to promote the sustainability and environmental advantages of Australia's forest and wood products industry.

As environmental issues become increasingly important to Australian businesses and consumers, it is important that the forest and wood products industry unites behind a single, strong environmental brand - The Ultimate Renewable™.

Chosen after an extensive research process involving both industry members and consumers, The Ultimate Renewable™ positions the industry as bringing benefits to the environment and tackling climate change.

Variations of the logo have been created for use by different sectors.

At The Ultimate Renewable™ website you can register for access to the logos in different formats (pdf, eps (black), eps (CMYK), jpg, png) and a copy of The Ultimate Renewable™ Brand Usage Guide.

Please follow the instructions in the Brand Usage Guide when using the logos or writing about The Ultimate Renewable™.

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Take a look at the following resources that you now have access to.

FWPA ImageShare
FWPA Data Dashboard
The Ultimate Renewable™
Advisory & Interest Groups
Newsletters & Social Media
WoodChat Podcast
WoodSolutions Campus
WoodSolutions Website Resources
ForestLearning Teaching Resources
Market Research
RD&E Project Funding

Members Area

Welcome to the FWPA Members Only Area.

This area of the website is password protected to provide sensitive industry information to FWPA members.

There are two main types of information provided:

One-off reports that are not appropriate for a broad audience, ie they may sensitive industry information
Industry statistics on sales volumes and other measures of productivity

All members only content is listed on the Members only publications page as well as linked to from relevant program pages.

Safety Alerts

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Links to codes of practice, guidelines & other important pages

Tasmanian Forestry CoP

Forest Fit Published standards

Safe and Skilled published standards

12 Life-saving commitments

Machine Guarding Standards

Current Projects

Unauthorised access to forests

Improving truck driver Safety (Uni SA)

Forestry and Fatigue Study (UniSA)

Log Haulage CoP (in collaboration with NHVR)

WHSS Committee Strategy

With support and oversight from the FISM, the Growers Chamber WHSS Committee are able to commit to implementation of our 3-year strategy.

The Strategy aims to drive initiatives and improvements to enhance workplace health and safety within the forestry sector.

See our ‘Strategy on a page’ here.

Our Strategy, and annual work plans focus on:

Increasing WHS knowledge, engagement and awareness across the sector

Enhanced collaboration, transparent communication and opportunities to share knowledge and exchange information

Improving Risk Management

Developing industry guidance documents

Delivering Health, Safety and wellbeing services and programs to industry